Zosia Adamek

High School Grad Year: 2020

Position: forward and defence

Shoots: Right

Age: 17

Honor Roll Student

PRESENT TEAM:

Shawnigan Lake School Academy

Coach: Carly Haggard

Email:  chaggard@shawnigan.ca 

SPECIAL QUALITIES:  

A very focused all-around athlete with a special love of hockey. All of her past coaches have commented on her very high “hockey IQ”. Her on ice vision is a very strong point of her game and she has become a great “2 way” player. Quick to read and respond using her vision and her feet, she is very strong on the boards and in front of the net. In her own end she is a very solid defensive player while consistently being a top point producer in the offensive end.

while playing for Shawnigan, she trains with her team and also with her weights class. Her team practiced 3-4 times a week with a workout 2-3 times. She also lifts weights 3-4 times a week extra. on the off season Zosia has been playing with the Shawnigan rugby team.  In the past, she's has played with the Pacific Steelers Junior Spring Development Team as well as the Victoria Royals Regional team.  she is also a former “A” level softball player and  island gold division soccer player. 

• Named to the Canadian Sport School Hockey League Female U18 Prep All-Academic team for the 2019-2020 season 
• POE April 8-10, 2016 (Kelowna)
• U16 BC Cup April 13-17, 2016 and 2017 (Salmon Arm)
• North American Hockey Classic 2015 Elite AAA Division
• 2014 and 2015 PeeWee A Provincials
• Beantown Classic July 2016 (Boston)
• selected to play for the 2017 Pacific Steelers Junior Spring Development Team
• U18 identification camp April 12 - 15, 2018 (Salmon Arm)
• OHA showcase April 19-22, 2018

• Graham Thomas (Head Coach of UBC)
• Dom Di Rocco (Assistant Coach of UBC)
• Craig Didmon (Head Coach of Victoria Grizzlies Jr. A)
• Brad Palmer (NHL Veteran)
• Meghan Agosta (Team Canada)
• Larry Rushton (NHL Personal Skating Coach)
• Jeff Turcotte (Turcotte Stickhandling)
• Mike Adamek (Former Jr. A Player and Coach)
• Cliff Ronning (NHL Veteran)
• Mark Barrie (former WHL player)
• Carly Haggard (Head Coach of Shawnigan Lake)